Contracts Services

Part of Library Of Congress

The Contracts Services office within the Library of Congress supports the preservation, access, and modernization of the nation’s cultural and intellectual heritage through targeted procurement of information technology and media services. Its core mission centers on enabling digital stewardship of library collections, enhancing public access to archival materials, and sustaining the technological infrastructure required for large-scale digitization, metadata management, and digital preservation.

Contracts Services is a government agency with procurement activity across contracts, awards, and contractors. Over the last 12 months, Contracts Services has obligated $103,533,456, issued 49 awards, and worked with 45 contractors. It currently has 26 open contract opportunities. Procurement is concentrated in Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing, Computer Systems Design Services, and Document Preparation Services.